tell me. what it was like. hello i'm more interested in under the top stories on our jazeera mexico's most notorious drug lord has been found guilty of running an industrial scale smuggling operation of chapal guzman faced a three month trial packed with tales of gruesome killings jewel encrusted guns and cocaine hidden in her opinion cans the sixty one year old shot to infamy after escaping jail for the second time in twenty fourteen own to be recaptured two years later everyone is on the has more. a trial that lasted more than two months is finally over chalking guzman the way to known by his infamous nickname of el chapo

or shorty was charged on ten criminal counts drug trafficking money laundering and leading a criminal organization just to name a few over the course of the trial the jury heard the following tales of guzman's dramatic escapes from authorities through underground tunnels one c. escaped naked through a specially built tunnel under a bath tub that escaped he was with his mistress who testified in court while guzman's wife watched on they saw pictures of guzman's diamond encrusted pistol and the jury heard stories about him ordering the killings of rivals including one for the crime of failing to shake guzman's hand but it was guzman sinhala a drug cartel that often took center stage at the trial several of his former top level associates testified against him lifting the lid on a multimillion dollar smuggling operation that smuggled cocaine into the u.s. through tunnels in hollow penya pepper cans and even in bananas and there were

allegations of political corruption at the highest levels former mexican president now to keep union nikto was accused of receiving a one hundred million dollars bribe from guzman a new neck though denied it according to organized crime experts the trial has done nothing to curtail the activities of guzman cinna low a cartel nine out of ten politicians are funding their political campaign through dirty money. right now through surveys that we have conducted by interviewing politicians saw. the criminal network was the most powerful the most effective network still is. capturing the political system in mexico and that network is intact has not been touched regardless. guzman's defense attorneys wanted to pivot the trial away from their client's alleged wrongdoing to focus on official corruption but the judge blocked their efforts leaving the defense with

few options other than to argue chapo guzman was being set up as the fall guy gave rosendo al-jazeera new york but his right an opposition leader who says aid will enter the country next week after thousands of his supporters rallied in caracas and then straight as i've been demanding that the aide be let into the country after president nicolas maduro turned down offers of help from foreign countries and who are deniers there's a crisis in venezuela supplies have been stockpiled just over the border in brazil and colombia. twelve catalan politician is clear message today the time the future is on the side of democracy every day that passes we need a new a bastard or a new country recognises us we mobilize hundreds of thousands and millions all across venezuela each passing day i remain in office as interim president of venezuela each of these days is a picture for venezuela. twelve catalan politicians have appeared in

a spanish court on charges of sedition rebellion and misuse of public funds they face up to twenty five years in jail for their role in catalonia is bid for independence in twenty seventeen former catalan president praised him on his fighting his own extradition request from germany says spain's democracy is on trial. yes president donald trump says he's not happy about a deal to avoid another partial government shutdown the president stopped short of saying whether he'll veto the agreement hammered out by republicans and democrats it reportedly includes more than one billion dollars for border security well short of the five point seven billion dollars trump wants for his border war. there's the headlines to stay with us if you can out there world is next more news for you after that thanks for watching.

on the fourth of march one nine hundred fifty seven a thirty four year old algerian revolutionary commander was captured by french paratroopers during the battle for the capital algiers he was taken to a farm outside the city and summarily executed by a french army officer. algeria's national liberation front had launched its war of

independence and as commander in algiers this man was a prime french targets. in custody he bravely resisted interrogation even impressing his enemies. another will take my place he proclaimed and in doing so inspired thousands to go on an achievement dream of independence after his death . this is the story of law to be bigamy the algerian revolutionary. bynum he was born in this remote house in the tiny village of equations in north eastern algeria four hundred kilometers from the capital algiers he was a serious studious boy. algeria had been a french colony since eighteen thirty and the family home was not far from a major colonial military base and both had an influence on the young.

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the young bynum he d. had a religious education in his grandfather's score onic village school and mosque the building was later destroyed by the french authorities. government education was in french but here he studied arabic and the car on. atom. and nobody else sense and yet they got out there at the better best i know what happened when you're going to war and. came in a big net you have war and peace and there's been going when the end you were at the war and it was well is that when you cover make it for them at the center and in their own c.e.o. and have a look and or even just. a half of alan i would listen them to the torture methods i don't see the. valley had a reef. and where my husband. out of beer would

have carried. when he was six been in heat he was sent to his uncle's in but about eighty kilometers from home to attend french primary school. but his father insisted that he preserve his arabic language and islamic faith. so we'll have a module better who mean us with a cafe use them yesterday that we are human to look where he from a few better from a few biskra i'm not sure you have a wheel to zoom be had to have the hardware that is the power of assured her reshma that i saw when one us about can eliminate the colors you wish i had that at the four walk if he had to go to sleep today if he invented the bet and i have. needs you for this and yet sits anyway at the national head yes. so

much and that maybe that not enough is. when he gained his primary school certificate ben and he rejoined his family who were now in biskra two hundred kilometers from and. they'd been forced to move there when the french authorities had harassed them and seized their property. in biskra to be attended level college now renamed yousef and i'm with the school. it was here that the teenager lot of began to make his own way and joined the algerian muslim scout movement. in the one nine hundred thirty s. the scouts was one of the few organizations that enabled younger algerians to get

together socially and get useful technical training at the same time. for ben he that meant using the group for his own purposes he was already becoming a political animal. but islamiah now the can. can the holy land with the deliberate basket t.m. . with that amount of time a climate that it but. the well given reason why they are going to die when. mr leavitt as years. into the embassy that little and they are just an island where the good is the mad and against our model and yet the going to be a misnomer surface level. when he quickly became a scout group leader and started to learn military basics his mission in life was

developing. to be asked to work in a french military barracks in the ammunition department. no one knew why at the time although an algerian officer called last hired noticed he was quote curious. what had to go soley soli so legally with. girly man child ask up who were and who had just overheard the help was. a shock to me of the. poor care because she never asked and only vehicle could tell us. what were lots. of them. below that malcolm but it creates mortality be a good. share of tut. tut.

bad a back. door marked. bad can be how you have your cult. guide. for good to. get me. to. the issues just you have to ask on the matter what the feet yet you are the enemy that cannot ask any accuracy and all those is now. so the government said this was so that the jet and man you met and. why now suddenly and it meant that humanity had to hand it back again congress had yet to receive yes that was. in one nine hundred forty two billion he did join the algerian peoples party p p a it had been banned by the french in one nine hundred thirty nine but was secretly active in biskra.

a local p.p. activist mohammed is sami had spotted the young bynum he in the scouts and recruited him to the party this gave him an in to leading independence movement figures like mohammed and mohammad bill with dad who would later become his close revolutionary associates. usually. funny. but the p.p.a. was banned by the french so other leaders of the independence movement like that had to have a bass started a group called the friends of the manifesto and liberty which brought together all the nationalist groups in algeria it was effectively a cover for the p.p.

a been him he joined the biskra branch. on the first of many. great international workers day and the week later the official end in europe of the second world war. many men had just taken part in the french war effort against nazi germany and had been promised more rights if they helped the allied victory in world war two. but instead a month before the french had exiled the leader of the algerian peoples party. to the congo another colony in africa. or goodness. to philip or me me. and they are. lucky to get.

more that are there and they are. a year in those men believed that now i'll be able to midi or darkness or do they made it on. the lead and do. the marchers banners sad an end to occupation and free missiles. and the protests turned violent when a fourteen year old muslim scout in city was shot dead by police for waving an algerian flag. the violent clashes escalated and led to the death of over forty five thousand algerian men women and children in cities gelman and. what became known as the massacre of the chief lasted two months. some death toll

thinkers are much higher. some welcome good of about the bad. any measure of. when you have made some sort of event. rather than a few. well taken whether or not that in that meeting as you had them in some form or in. one occasion even cover half of the new zealand the and then they are going to need it. in you email we need to really know what that is about it. has absolutely zero in. bed with that doesn't mean anything to help you say it mean. that i have been helped. and that it would have been a right without her. money and also you have no idea of the edit she had that monsieur when i got there was that one way decision.

let me get that. rain will have a new shining new end if you will know that mr matt what happened except that it was that while at the. after his release from jail bynum heathy was a marked man by the french considered to be armed and dangerous. his details were widely circulated to all french security posts. it was now that's been him he adopted his own nickname the part time after him ileana is a part time a peasant who became a major figure in the mexican revolution thirty years before. the potter commanded the liberation army of the south of peasants and farmers and fought guerrilla battles against the mexican elites. but made him he wasn't just of the parts

a movie fan he was also an actor and performed the lead rule in a play based on a novel translated by an egyptian writer called for the sake of the crown. he used to play about a revolution in the balkans to push his independence message to the algerian public and when the french figured that out they banned the production across algeria. i've been a deacon he stammered little i had shed. some bad bad. might just have to have many americans already shed which is a take a hive kind of haven is some of us and one of. my jobs are. out of kick me rather bitterly been made huge imagine a middle aged to a chair where were you had that. thought of that ship of us heard

it it didn't need what they were you know what. has well bottom numbers to live you . know maybe it hasn't been. live you would be the bad. if i would have a really is that lives as a. revolutionary actor and sportsman. the algerian peoples party had a football team in biskra and been lady with captain the squad were all members of the nationalist movement the article most of. the. girl quite literally a big book we'll see the most brilliant. not of no let me give him an illusion of the feel good look at all.

this of a book. just a book. of terror there are no. spots chief. or other. would lie articles. or latics. because there were a lot of collage but. you're an idiot hell you're what on who. did what then would they know they are. in july nine hundred forty six. returned from exile in the french congo but was placed under house arrest in algiers. founded the movement for the triumph and defense of liberty is the m.t.l. deal as cover for his algerian peoples party. which was still banned

after the city for massacre the year before the movement no longer started struggle as purely political. at the first congress of the combines p p a and m t l d in algiers in one nine hundred forty seven they decided to launch a paramilitary wing called the special organization. when the party leadership patch appoint the head of the paramilitary national organization in biskra law to be been he was the obvious choice. in the spring of one nine hundred forty nine billion he did left biskra and moved to constantine. yes. shit in somewhat of our shit in. the one i shot c.s.c.

be the one you should do what you then have the one post not. alaska. where leader says that. one of them a seven year olds i mean i was about eight i haven't can't see him. can't. one of them must. back at s.s.e. . in one of must. build up so. well a kid. when media can suck little milk ashoka it don't sit they can consider g.e. a key. schmoe previously proved in the regime who are probably very little. provided it no like you

stick to the really coulter more protests i door took you have a day the. look. as the head of the special organization constantine law to be been in he does home became his base for meeting other leading party figures and officials. his father allowed him to use his younger sister three far as his private career around the city as the french administration would never suspect a young girl. three five remembers a twelve. can you with that and a new regime and definitely be less simple where have your courage. and he said there are plenty of them as you may said yet you will acquit on the battlefield of the present. but only you and you go away yet i am and i. will

contend that. when you will carry bishan with that something that we love if they any and i'm king now with you bethany. citi field he said briskly back that russia and the ak and yes we are yet. when. but that's no way to get where it is just very young man basically that may have cheated that they're young and that may have been about that and yet. sir. in one nine hundred forty nine billion he became head of the p.p.a. armed wing in both cities and constantine and then deputy chief of staff of the special organization for all of eastern algeria in one nine hundred fifty replacing mohammed after. the aim of the organization was to develop into a viable paramilitary force to take on the french but three years into its

development it was discovered and dismantled. more than four hundred of its members were arrested. been him he demanded to escape and left for algiers but was convicted in his absence and sentenced to ten years in jail. by. one of the most area where. there are. definite. perfectly that have been back at. the shuttle. the emerge. that year. or.

the in one hour bell when heavy hitting one of the seven. the demise of the special organization led to a split in the algerian people's party with one side loyal to its leader misalliance and others calling themselves centralists. been in hedy and his supporters thought that military action was the only effective way of achieving independence and in march one thousand nine hundred fifty four set up the revolutionary committee for unity and action. to try to reconcile miss ali and his supporters with the centralists but failed. the revolutionary committee our crew finally ran out of patience with the and the refusal to embrace military action and this was a turning point for the whole movement. the only way forward for the crew was to

split completely from the algerian people's party that a. they would go on to form the national liberation front the f.l.n. and launched the war of independence on the first of november one thousand nine hundred fifty four the fight for the future of algeria at begone. recruited to win a war exploited to on the battlefield the cole the new regime faced a different value an effort from the writing of the opium and then abandoned for a lifetime we should be ashamed. for the truth for for all country all this region over to people in power investigates the plight of imperial britons african troops begin tonight the forgotten heroes of empire. era al-jazeera is there with us

during breaks but also that to see what happens next iteration on it wired by the readers where mobile barricaded the seventh street that leads to here the movies now is being all about change people have gone to hear the area the mission of the national army is just six the entire complex and i'll just do a stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. every food dude is being analyzed it's being late and it's being measured to support intelligence agencies are. to do things in secret that are a little small or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a. big could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass surveillance digital dissidents on al-jazeera.

i'm not in tater nandan with the top stories on al-jazeera the world's most infamous cartel boss has been convicted of drug trafficking in the us your chapo guzman could face life in prison after jurors in a brooklyn court found him guilty on all ten counts the sixty one year old a shot to infamy after us escaping jail for the second time in twenty fourteen only to be recaptured two years later it is three months trial was packed with tales of gruesome killings jewel encrusted guns and cocaine hidden in her opinion cans. and they were in opposition to one guy do as said aid will enter the country on

february twenty third next week after thousands of his supporters rallied in caracas the demonstrators have been demanding that aid be let into the country after president maduro turned down offers of help from foreign countries i do or denies there's a crisis in venezuela russia's foreign minister has warned the us against interfering in venezuela so you're never off also told us after state might pompei you in a phone call that russia is ready for consultations on the crisis or has insisted that maduro must go. i think that we're now to twenty european countries which are supporting the interim president kwaito we hope that all nations will see it that way we believe this is the right thing for. freedom and democracy inside of venezuela the humanitarian conditions carol as you well know are catastrophic like bad we're aiming to deliver humanitarian assistance into that country none of those things could happen. none of those things could happen with material in charge of

the country it is what has driven the devastation. u.s. president says he's not happy with the proposed funding deal but does not expect another shutdown like the one earlier this year. stopped short of. the deal which was hammered out by republicans and democrats. well short of the five point seven billion dollars. for a war along the mexican border. twelve catalan politicians in a spanish court on charges of sedition rebellion and misuse of public funds they face up to twenty five years in jail for their role in catalonia for independence in twenty seventeen there's the headlines to stay with us out there a world continues next.

a young man from a small village in eastern algeria had joined the algerian peoples party and risen through its ranks to become a leading figure in the fight for independence from french colonial rule in the one nine hundred fifty s. . he was a lot of. and he and his follower of olution areas decided to split from the party because of its refusal to endorse military action as a part of their strategy. last . on the twenty fifth of july nine hundred fifty four twenty two men met in this villa in a modest quarter of algiers. their agenda was to discuss the launch of a national revolutionary war the only way in their eyes to rally the algerian people around the idea of independence. the twenty two at india's elected

leadership committee of six when they expressed concern about the lack of potential revolutionary fighters across the country. famously declared threw the revolution into the street he said and the people will embrace. you. a local remember filled with all. the southern border of our little. so. you have yet to form a procedure. there isn't really and then if and.

when you not come from very. well for the. no zero million even if you do mileage and. then have the management that you are at there he can be a mission of building a whole new further on top of. another sort of have been plenty of. modern times a year we'll lose the. bad into a bad blue she has a natural hamsa. home community been a. lot of been the butt of. a beautiful home live at the top up top who was in miami with yes it was funny come south. as you. will be.

in the heavy limb at the admission was that if you buy you back. again with the monkey idea which is easy man to cut. for the level. that i met can. kill him what a smack in the neck and i reckon some me comes in to add on the first of november one nine hundred fifty four the committee announced the formation of a new political party the national liberation front or f.l.n. and its military wing the national liberation army and. they divided algeria into five zones and been hedy was made commander of the on five the whole of western algeria. his dream of seeing algerians finally take military action against the french in the fight for independence was about to be realized and maybe

who was always alone. in the maybe from there with and not be alone and go. to the war local. mercier here and there were a warm crowd. handy early. you were. the man. to your. get go let me just get at the ball to get it to my. heart of the revolutionary war it was announced on the first of november one thousand nine hundred fifty four at twelve midnight. but only twelve hundred combatants took part

nationally with just four hundred weapons and a few conventional bombs. the initial attacks targeted john darm ri stations military barracks weapons depots as well as property owned by french settlers. the dates and time were chosen as a surprise military tactic and because large numbers of french soldiers were going on leave for the christian festival of all saints. bynum he declared operations in the or end zone in western algeria. but me the. there. had been me.

because i. feel like i made the. at c.s.e. and. beer and beyond. the. yam that can. i don't want me or any of the elves in. there because about. me you have a fit. scene democratic friends i mean. can we say didn't. stop them with aid and then we can know. comes as it were head it off it was. a method of arms e it but you had to fall out of the media. and the f.l.n.

first priority was to contact all the different independent groups and mobilize them to join the revolution. but the lack of weaponry was a major problem. in him he also lost right hand man like abbeville malik come dawn in the first few days of the war and i met the band captured in april one nine hundred fifty five and least three give teens. in him he traveled to cairo where the f.l.n. had its main political branch there he met ahmed among others who agreed to send weapons be a morocco buy ship. we have do a new. head of the jet and with a mate and i damn with of a meal on the. via comes a home scene where you have

a judge and then out to be. looked on with machine didn't have you thought i was a law that i do most go. what are time to add a car that would have had the adult or the other half going to run a very occasional and the going forward will be either for the cars or the other for their fields as the area me a new year. in august one thousand nine hundred eighty six nearly two years into the war the f.l.n. leaders met the dismount forest location in this two man valley. a lot of people cheered the conference. before tsunami the f.l.n. had struggled to recruit troops obtain arms and race finance. after so mom they emerged with a clear strategy and genuinely shared leadership. the conference also promoted bin

hedy to the rank of colonel moved him to be commander of the capital and charged him with launching the battle of algiers. he'd be thim self in the old city the cost and began planning a bombing campaign. where the very intimate. with . visions of them feet. and knew how would it just about a little seeing from hobby a dial now that fill being. female i'm seeing. the battle of algiers started on the thirtieth of september one nine hundred fifty six and lasted just less than a year. been in he cords need to durban operations by guerrilla fighters are few day even based in the narrow streets and passages of.

he also recruited explosives and bomb experts to produce devices to be that's native in city streets for maximum impact like the famous milk bar attack. its was carried out by two women. women had now joined the ranks of the few that even it was easier for them to move around the city as they could often a void detection at checkpoints especially if they were not veiled. the war of independence was no longer confined to borders zones and. mountains it was now on the streets of the capital and bynum he was constantly coming up with new ways to broaden the conflict and attract greater attention.

that meant mcmillian as a member and if you. have people or if you have it in. it that. can or would show me what you wish you would ask him at. the new year is that what you mean is that what you have. been in he seized the moment to quote through the revolution into the street. the eight the general strike into rally all of jillian's around the f.l.n. and internationalize the algerian question. the twenty eighth of january one thousand nine hundred fifty seven turned cities across algeria into ghost towns french troops forced shops to open and rounded up people to take them to work. they

detained twenty three thousand people but a further four thousand went missing while hundreds were tortured or killed. them being. out of even to. meet the army data and yet it is the measure sham that both of the following so i'm going to. obey and i need. a vote. out of this idea. that had. somebody wait till i'm sure that i had been him to be a new developments to it and just as you saw it i thought of it as if it were for what. was now a seriously marked. and the french ramped up. their efforts to capture him. as they searched the cost him moved rapidly from one hideout to another.

the nets was tightening. than on the twenty third of february one thousand fifty seven when he does luck ran out. to be been in v.t. seen smiling here with his captors was tracked down in the european quarter by a french officer must fend. when not that but can you not be sure he would not have. done that a bit ahead in national a good gibson and it might i wouldn't. say what it is one thing he needed to look at flatter. me and the cage better wish to hear any of you see it. again would help. them have been nice for me most abby had. i don't know where you know

what for with them and about it would be shocking that i would be mad at you would get you mad at me now because make it you make it. necessarily half way to getting. back. in the mold of the behavior come up with a doomed human at the first so what. wish to human is no they have thought the author. had. a tough year to how out of my home. but i've been out there. i'm a last car even a couple as got a year and when do worry diminish when i'm at ascot really do it as an area where they are thirty of will be there were maybe five times that they would be going to any what i had as a country last year let me tell you going to show them

a lesson but i hope it is the moment that. lifted it colonel fell bizarre was commander of the third colonial parachute regiment and personally interrogated bin he. was impressed by bynum he does defiance in the face of adversity. he put huge pressure on but in hedy but the algerian refused to crack he continued to smile since his arrest. it was a symbolic smile of defiance which inspired those who came after to continue the struggle. of bees are are that you have to feel or be sittin in bed. and that doesn't mean i don't stop mothers if i want to be any dude with them and a willingness. for just that oh well we're mad.

he. used to have all of this what was i was minimal about out of me when they didn't. know who thought of my opinion for you to get the help you took of an immediate result yet the. years you've been using me that i was that it could be south african with anything of a bug up other bizarrely in the media and they call it a kind of he was a part of the. africa thirty thought that was he had a p.c. . i don't know whether or not i'm gina mckee in ship. and i don't know if you know painter of them and then i paid out a couple i don't know when i type it all and i knew personally i have the going with one of the. tests and my best method of.

thought as. i come across in your subsequent quality and i can to. join the. i what i want sort. of been he could have been cutting up. lee there were some scenes that i bet. mad the woman at the. site has mass ad where you go to the because i want that sort of fantasy. looking also as machine goes on it's let me get out of here none have been made a little have a fetish i said i didn't mean you were you know don't be shocked. cornell are there . the commander of french troops in the battle of algiers was general jackman. he became frustrated with progress with ben p.d. and ordered him to be transferred into the hands of major paul both of us on the

night of the third of march one thousand nine hundred fifty seven. he was beaten and tortured with water and electricity. is reported to have removed some of the skin on his face as a form of torture. but ben hedy's still wouldn't talk. when we do hit live the it's a list of us sort out for us there was a look to share her a moment. scheffler. back at. school when he did. that my bet is declared can i work on which a kumble is just a couple had hassle is declared. bad the follow up we.

see no barclay deal. say may. no more of the. same it this is us as you now. the. the been jailed by example see don't. like all day. about the events of the third of march one nine hundred fifty seven to the french press in two thousand forty three years on. he told how ben him he was taken to an isolated farm outside algiers there his unit had more freedom to operate beyond wartime conventions. handcuffed and blindfolded he was then hanged to make it look as though he'd committed suicide. the french press

release two days later then he had hanged himself with strips of material torn from his shirt. japan school in the classroom. their lab in midi over some blood. preschool day can a city bus day. love me i feel me city kid can the extreme more. not. the unity. oh no sarah levy. executives you're all the. power to talk to the the class your own the. verse some blah blah. which had a ninety seven at him and what then would i want to hear to come up with him see that you knew her as a government could be with ms what about this and. whether

off if you're going to really cut of them. and of aba to another but there you had the ideas how about. if i wish you to move. for one of our it without us will admit that. you didn't was there at the earliest about this moment where you do the move. but look how well attorney at an end. but who would what i don't know how would a. bad habit you need to construct for us. in sentiment. i meant that the if you have been that they were insane and made. me which one has . been mcconnachie heating and g.'s is the marchers memorial and commemorates the war of independence. the algerian war ended five years after

the death of. on the nineteenth of march one nine hundred sixty two and independence from france was declared on the fifth of july. the food details of been hedy's death didn't come out until less by then a general spoke to the press and wrote his own account of events in two thousand and one. without any apparent humorless authors talked about his death squad in algeria and said he'd acted with the tacit approval of the french government in paris. a famous poem about venom he calls him a son that kept shining until the dream of independence was realized. when . where there can a some sort of the setter cafe is. a war zone where no bucket was

recovered for and. we don't know what i'm front of where there's some other ill. part of the last hour of policy when the this is a was somewhat of the followers of the sacred. missions who. after independence this street where the battle of algiers was fought was renamed. as a tribute to the old julian revolutionary. little

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fos out they sting tasmania we are going to see now the bad weather which is making its way towards new zealand this lovely new zealand at the moment cool just sun side all the warm side as well twenty three cells just across just twenty five for open here comes that right not as it's way into the south out of this because through thursday the twenty eighth that's eighty and found high the stay off the name. of the new zealand and some sunshine say into japan is of a watery nature as you go through where to stay but brighter and a tad with this day.

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